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His expression stiffened, and he said nothing more.

As though frightened, Demeter remained somewhat strange all the way until they returned to the Blue Celestial Body.

"Not much." Frey's past... Silently repeating those words, she did not know whether the architectural style beloved by that Foreign Domain deity had been included in that "not much."

But considering it with her current wisdom, the Goddess of Agriculture felt that the possibility was unlikely.

For a time, unable to distinguish reality from illusion, Demeter even began to doubt everything she had seen along the way.

That world filled with light and flowers, the flawless interface, the inhabitants and deities frozen at the moment of their deaths, and all the warnings the Goddess of Light had given her.

She did not know how much of it was real, or how much was an illusion.

Even after leaving that place, the Goddess of Agriculture still felt a chill run down her back whenever she recalled those things.

Fortunately... Theia had been right about one thing.

This place was already Khaos, and as True Gods of Khaos, they were destined to possess a certain unseen "Heaven's Mandate" here.

Even without knowing about Zeus's example or the other hidden matters, Demeter still arrived at an answer close to the truth.

If she had not been a deity of Khaos, if this realm had not been dragged into the world so early, and if Khaos did not currently have another enemy that required its full strength to deal with—

then even an existence like Amon might have encountered something terrifying here.

Fortunately, there were no "ifs" in reality. As long as one had not violated any taboos, Alfheim posed far less of a threat within the current world than they had imagined.

After returning smoothly to the